A ética da monogamia e o espírito do feminicídio: marxismo, patriarcado e adultério na Roma Antiga e no Brasil Atual

Sarah Fernandes Lino de Azevedo

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The Ethics of Monogamy and the Spirt of Feminicide: Marxism, Patriarchy and Adultery in Ancient Rome and in Current Brazil

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Author(s):	Sarah Fernandes Lino de Azevedo ^[1] Total Authors: 1
Affiliation:	^[1] Universidade de São Paulo - Brasil Total Affiliations: 1
Document type:	Journal article
Source:	História; v. 38, 2019-12-02.
Abstract
ABSTRACT This article discusses the criminalization of female adultery by presenting some questions on the conceptual debate around the term ‘patriarchy’, especially those debated by Engels and Marxist female authors of the 20th century. The Roman patriarchal context of the Augustan period is discussed to point out historical specificities of different realities that dialogue. In this sense, elements of Roman Law and Brazilian Criminal Law are analysed for a brief discussion on violence against women and feminicide. (AU)

FAPESP's process:	12/19662-0 - The adultery, the imperial politics, and the gender relations at Rome (31 BC - 68 AD)
Grantee:	Sarah Fernandes Lino de Azevedo
Support Opportunities:	Scholarships in Brazil - Doctorate

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